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Data Breach at Fresenius Medical Care Exposes 500,000 Patient Records

The data warehouse of a U.S. affiliate of the dialysis company Fresenius Medical Care had a breach that resulted in the loss of information, including

The data warehouse of a U.S. affiliate of the dialysis company Fresenius Medical Care had a breach that resulted in the loss of information, including medical records, belonging to around 500,000 current and past patients. The event, which was discovered on September 29, impacted people in four nations, many states, and U.S. territory. With the help of a forensic firm, the corporation started an inquiry. After gaining access to particular systems, the hacker encrypted data and reported that it had been taken. Although any lawsuits and reputational harm will be considered, Fresenius Medical does not foresee a significant impact on its finances and operations. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Nvidia Collaborates with U.S. Government to Navigate Chip Export Restrictions

According to Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, the business is working closely with the US government to ensure that new chips for the Chinese market compl

According to Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, the business is working closely with the US government to ensure that new chips for the Chinese market comply with export regulations. Historically, Nvidia has controlled more than 90% of Chinas $7 billion AI chip market. Chinese rivals should benefit from the US governments current restrictions on chip exports. Huang underlined the companys commitment to working with the government to produce products that comply with rules, even if he did not confirm a Reuters article regarding postponing a new AI chip launch centred on China. He also stated that negotiations with the market are still ongoing. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

AI and Privacy UK Information Commissioner Issues Warning to Companies

The UKs Information Commissioner, John Edwards, has warned businesses utilising artificial intelligence AI to put peoples privacy rights first, failin

The UKs Information Commissioner, John Edwards, has warned businesses utilising artificial intelligence AI to put peoples privacy rights first, failing which they risk fines and a decline in public confidence. Edwards underlined that when integrating AI into goods or services, businesses must consider privacy, data security, and individual rights. He issued a warning, saying that breaking data protection laws would not be lucrative and that sanctions would be applied in proportion to any unjustified profits gained from breaking the law. To promote AI adoption and stimulate societal innovation and progress, Edwards emphasised the significance of establishing confidence in the technology. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Wyden Raises Alarm Over Government Surveillance Through App Push Notifications

Senator Ron Wyden of the United States has issued a warning, claiming that unnamed nations obtain data from tech behemoths Apple and Google through pu

Senator Ron Wyden of the United States has issued a warning, claiming that unnamed nations obtain data from tech behemoths Apple and Google through push notifications from applications. Foreign authorities have requested data using push notifications. According to a letter that Wyden wrote to the Department of Justice, this technique is not well known to the general public. Push alerts frequently pass via Apple and Google servers, offering exclusive insights into user behaviour. Apple said that it will update its transparency reporting despite the federal governments ban on releasing information. Google stated that it will notify users of these requests. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

MacOS Faces Ransomware Surge with Turtle Wardles InDepth Analysis

Patrick Wardle, a security researcher, has examined Turtle, a brandnew macOS malware. The virus was created initially for Windows and subsequently mig

Patrick Wardle, a security researcher, has examined Turtle, a brandnew macOS malware. The virus was created initially for Windows and subsequently migrated to macOS. Twentyfour antimalware programs on VirusTotal classified Turtle as harmful despite not being a particularly complex threat. The virus loads files into memory, renames them, encrypts them using AES in CTR mode, and then replaces the original data in the files with the encrypted version. Filenames are prefixed with "TURTLERANSv0." The virus on macOS indicates that the platform is becoming a more popular target for ransomware writers. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Ransomware and Data Theft Incident Affects 437,400 Individuals, Proliance Surgeons Reports

Proliance Surgeons, a surgical organisation located in Seattle, is notifying about 437,400 people that there was a possible ransomware and data theft

Proliance Surgeons, a surgical organisation located in Seattle, is notifying about 437,400 people that there was a possible ransomware and data theft event earlier this year that may have exposed their personal information. Some IT systems and files were encrypted during the hack, and hackers removed a few due to unauthorised access. Proliance Surgeons started alerting people and initiating an investigation right away. The practice found via a thorough forensics analysis that further files that may have contained sensitive data had been accessed by hackers. Personal data, including names, birthdates, Social Security numbers, medical details, contact information, and financial credentials, has been compromised in the security breach. Proliance Surgeons is taking action to improve its existing cybersecurity protocols. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

Challenges in EU as Lawmakers Struggle to Agree on Generative AI Regulation in AI Act

Legislators in the European Union need help reaching a consensus on how to govern generative AI, which includes ChatGPT systems, as part of the planne

Legislators in the European Union need help reaching a consensus on how to govern generative AI, which includes ChatGPT systems, as part of the planned AI Act. Foundation models—like those created by Microsoftbacked OpenAI—represent a significant obstacle in the talks. Some experts in France, Germany, and Italy support letting generative AI model developers selfregulate. In contrast, others suggest a tiered system for controlling foundation models depending on user numbers. The AI Act attempts to control artificial intelligence in the EU. This might be in jeopardy due to disagreements on these and other issues. The last negotiations are set for December 6, and should an agreement not be reached, the act could be shelved because of a deadline for European parliamentary elections next year. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          

OpenAI Pushes Back Launch of Custom GPT Store to 2024

The opening of OpenAIs unique GPT shop has been postponed until early 2024, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters. At its inaugural developer

The opening of OpenAIs unique GPT shop has been postponed until early 2024, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters. At its inaugural developer conference in November, the business unveiled the store and customised GPTs, with plans to offer them later that month. According to OpenAI, the wait is necessary so that GPTs may continue to be improved based on user input. This news coincides with internal corporate restructuring, which includes CEO Sam Altmans dismissal and reappointment. Users can share and profit from their personalised GPTs through the shop, which is made to carry out realworld chores. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago          



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